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Convert into moles 12 g of oxygen

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Answered by Anonymous
21

Given:

  • 12g of oxygen is given to us.

To Find:

  • The number of moles .

Solution:

Molecular mass of oxygen = 8×2g =16 g .

Number of moles = ? (n)

Formula : \large{\boxed{\red{\sf{n=\dfrac{Weight\:in\:gram}{Molecular\:mass}}}}}

\sf{ \longmapsto n=\dfrac{12g}{16g}}

\sf{ \longmapsto n =\dfrac{3}{4}}

{\underline{\purple{\sf{\leadsto n =0.75}}}}

Note :

  • This formula can be used when some mass of a compound or element is given.
Answered by Anonymous
93

Explanation:

Given:12 gm of oxygen. To find :its mole number we know the molecular mass of oxygen --->. 8 ×2=16. .no of moles..= n. using formula. --> weight in gram\ atomic mass. ----->so n= 12 /16. n=3/4. n =0.75. . mark me as brainlist.....

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